Search Results for: xanthelasma

…lor and distribution of the plaque, a diagnosis of unilateral xanthelasma was made. Figure 1. Yellow-orange plaque under the patient’s left eye with crinkling of the eyelid skin and mild undereye hyperpigmentation. THERAPY Trichloroacetic…

Deposits of lipid in the skin and sometimes in subcutaneous tissues as a consequence often, but not always, of hyperlipidemia. The lipid deposits are expressed as yellowish papules and plaques, and nodules and tumors….

…oma tuberosum and tendinosum, persisting Variations clinical Xanthelasma are plaques on the eyelids of adults who are normolipemic. Xanthoma tendinosum consists of papules and nodules over extensor tendons of persons with familial hypercholesterolem…

…centricity of collections of foamy histiocytes on an eyelid = Xanthelasma + Swath of foamy histiocytes across the upper third of the dermis = Xanthoma disseminatum + Acanthosis, usually verrucous, and foamy histiocytes confined to the papillary d…

Deposits of lipid in the skin and sometimes in subcutaneous tissues as a consequence often, but not always, of hyperlipidemia. The lipid deposits are expressed as yellowish papules and plaques, and nodules and tumors….

Histologic Diagnosis of Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Deposits of lipid in the skin and sometimes in subcutaneous tissues as a consequence often, but not always, of hyperlipidemia. The lipid deposits are expressed as yellowish papules and plaques, and nodules and tumors….

…) lodged between bundles of collagen. Plane xanthomas, called xanthelasma on the eyelids and palmaris or plantaris on a palm or sole, are characterized by large, lipid-laden, foamy histiocytes arrayed especially along the path of small blood vessels….

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